Aimee Hancock is a journalist at various esteemed outlets including WCPO 9 News and Yahoo Finance. She focuses on areas such as construction and real estate, regional interest, and social issues, often exploring the intersection of culture and society within these themes. Aimee's work has been featured in notable publications like Springfield News-Sun and Government Technology.
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Aimee Hancock's coverage is local, focusing on government, politics, and community events in Ohio. Her articles include topics such as city management, fire incidents, traffic projects, and local elections.
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By: Aimee Hancock
A fire early Saturday morning left a historically significant structure in Troy heavily damaged.
Huber Heights school board to consider redistricting options
By: Aimee Hancock
New Lebanon law director declines to take action against council after accusations of misconduct
By: Aimee Hancock
New Lebanon remains without permanent village manager
By: Aimee Hancock, Jessica Orozco
Clark County and Huber Heights have reached an agreement on the provision of water and sewer services, a precursor to dismissal of a lawsuit that contributed to the delay of construction on Ohio's first Buc-ee's travel center.
By: Aimee Hancock
Voters in Brookville will have the final say on efforts to remove the city's mayor and vice mayor during a special election on Jan. 7.
By: Aimee Hancock
Councilman Ron Vaughn is resigning from Trotwood council one year before his term ends
By: Aimee Hancock
Six months after the sudden resignation of Vandalia City Manager Dan Wendt, Vandalia Police Chief Kurt Althouse has been selected to step into the position.
Yet another of the region's Frisch's restaurants has shuttered.
By: Aimee Hancock
The fate of alleged killer Stephen Marlow remained in limbo Friday, after a court hearing to consider his competency, or lack thereof, to stand trial.
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